Sentence examples for expanding the input from inspiring English sources
Future works include expanding the input space in order to include most of the impact factors of the TEC, developing the GPS TEC database for at least one solar cycle (~11 years), and adding TEC data from other stations within Thailand.
The key idea in this method is to expand the input trees by grafting leaves onto them to produce trees over the same leaf set.
Adaptation is commonly used in sensory and other signalling networks to expand the input range that a circuit is able to sense, to more accurately detect changes in the input, and to maintain homeostasis in the presence of perturbations.
To relax the proportional odds assumption, one can first expand the original input data set for the ordinal outcomes O ij into a new data set for cumulative probability variables (I(O ij > 0), I(O ij > 1)) plus cutpoint identifiers (I(c = 0), I(c = 1)), and then add interactions between the cutpoint identifiers and the covariates.
For Sims 2: Type random characters in the field and press the Enter key to expand the cheat input field.
By expanding the scope of player inputs, TADS and Inform expanded the very definition of what an interactive game could be.
The effects of Yahoo's efforts have only recently started to pop up in its major apps — thanks to some of its search acquisitions, Flickr's search function now has the ability to recognize objects in photos and add tags without any user input, greatly expanding the amount of content that's searchable on the network.
Expanding the chemical industry's production inputs from fossil fuels to include a range of renewable feedstocks allows producers to adjust to local conditions and market changes.
Global techniques have been developed to analyze RR input and output, expanding the scope of characterization of these versatile components.
A relatively low cost option is to teach parents to optimise their responsive behaviours (for example, responding to the child's focus of interest) and provide rich language input (for example, expanding the child's attempts to talk).
